42 Friday, September 23, 1983
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Hillel Day Schoo Celebrates 25th
Hillel Day School will
celebrate its 25th anniver-
sary 7 p.m. Oct. 9 at the
school.
All Member Markets
will be closed Thurs., Sept. 29
for Sukkot
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Starting Sun., Sept. 25 thru Wed., Sept. 28
Pre-Thanksglving Super Special
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49c lb.
ALL BEEF PATTIES
$1.99 lb.
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25035 Coolidge, Oak Park
Dexter Davison Kosher Meat Market
24780 Coolidge, Oak Park
Harvard Row Kosher Meat Market
21780 W. 11 Mlle Rd., Southfield
Northgate Kosher Meat Market
25254 Greenfield, Oak Park
Louis Cohen & Sons
New Orleans Kosher Meat Market
15800 W. 10 Mile, Southfield
Singer's Kosher Meat Market
13721 W. 9 Mile, Oak Park
All Member Markets will be closed Thurs., Sept. 29 For Sukkot
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After receiving his BA,
BHL and MA degrees from
Yeshiva University, Rabbi
Rabinowitz earned the de-
gree of master of Hebrew
literature at the seminary.
Ordained a rabbi by the
seminary, he received a
PhD degree in Talmud in
1974. Rabbi Rabinowitz was
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Medical Prof to Speak
Monday for Temple Women
Dr. Lawrence Power, pro-
fessor of medicine at Wayne
State University School of
Medicine and director of the
Southfield Metabolic Cen-
ter, will speak at the open-
ing luncheon meeting of the
Temple Emanu-El Sister-_
hood at noon Monday in
the temple.
Dr. Power, an internist
with a specialty in
endocrinology, will speak
on "Lifestyle: Playing the
Numbers Game."
Paid-up members will be
admitted free of charge.
There is a charge for guests.
For reservations, call the
temple, 967-4020.
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of History Body
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the editor-translator of
"Jewish Law in the State of
Israel" Proceedings of the
Rabbinical Assembly 1974,
(pp. 237-301) and is also re-
A cantata describing the
life of Pioneer Women/
Naamat founder Rahel
Yanait Ben-Zvi will be one
of the highlights of the
Greater Detroit Council,
Pioneer Women/Naamat's
membership open house to
be held 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10 at
the main United Hebrew
Schools building, an-
nounces Ann Kaplan,
membership vice president.
The program also will
feature a talk by Masha
Lubelsky, secretary general
of Naamat.
The cantata will be nar-
rated by Ruth Miller and
Molly Sallen. Members of
the Pioneer Women/
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RABBI RABINOWITZ
sponsible for critical edi-
tions of various medieval
works.
The recipient of several
awards including the Na-
tional Defense Foreign
Language Fellowship and a
Memorial Foundation
grant, Rabbi Rabinowitz is
a fellow of the Herbert
Lehman Institute for Tal-
mudic Ethics. He has
taught courses in Talmud in
the seminary's summer in-
stitute. A member of the
committee on Jewish law
and standards- of the Rab-
binical Assembly, he has
served as secretary and re-
search consultant to that
committee.
The public is invited. For
reservations and informa-
tion, call the school, 851-
2394.
DR. LAWRENCE POWER
Cantata to Highlight Women's
Membership Open House
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The school's founders,
graduates and teachers will
be honored and the Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal Memorial
will be dedicated.
The guest speaker will be
Rabbi Mayer E. Rabinowitz.
Rabbi Rabinowitz is
dean of the graduate
school at the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America and associate
professor in Talmud on
both the graduate and
undergraduate levels. He
has also served as in-
structor and assistant
professor of Talmud and
held the administrative
posts of dean of students
at the Seminary
College-Teachers Insti-
tute and associate dean
of the graduate school.
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The first meeting of the
genealogical branch of the
Jewish Historical Society of
Michigan will be held at 8
p.m. Tuesday at the main
Jewish Community Center.
Admission is free.
The organization's inten-
tion is to be a self-help group
that will aid interested
Jewish people in their
search for their family his-
tory and origins by ex-
changing ideas, methods
and discoveries.
Future meetings will in-
clude lecturers on geneal-
ogy, research methods, his-
tory and archival holdings.
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ANN KAPLAN
Naamat Choral group, led
by Sonia Lipenholtz, will
perform in the program.
Soloists are Alice Blumberg
and Myrtle Cohen. Mrs.
Seymour Kraus will be the
accompanist.
There is a charge, and
guests are welcome.
Room Dedicated
at the Yeshiva
A room has been dedi-
cated at Yeshivath Beth
Yehuda in memory of the
late Meyer and Bessie
Beckman and their grand-
daughter Myra Jacqueline
Hoffman.
The room and a gold
plaque were dedicated by
Mrs. Flora Hoffman in
memory of her parents and
daughter.
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